FR2839046A1 - Bottle carrier has pressure and forces in the grip section are radiated via a fork-shaped end section, allows stable grip and higher weight of bottles to be carried - Google Patents

Abstract

The bottle carrier has pressure strips (20',20'') protected from perforation and a strengthening wall (31) with a middle section and two side parts (32,33) which are linked to the long sides of the middle section. The forces in the grip section (34) are radiated via the fork-shaped end section (36,37). The load of potentially damaging forces is reduced and the stability is increased. The fork-shaped end section can be gripped in the intermediate area between the neighboring bottle necks so that the grip can be raised and the carrying comfort is increased.

Description

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BOTTLE

  The invention relates to a can holder made of flat material

foldable, in particular in cardboard.

  Cardboard bottle holders in the form of a box wrapping a group of bottles of all the dimensions already known. It is also known that this bottle holder has, in a top wall, a handle portion in the form of a ribbon, delimited by a punch line, onment, which extends to the interior of the neighboring lateral walls. In addition, the bottle holder has a reinforcing wall which has a central piece arranged below the top wall, and two side pieces which are assigned to the inner sides of the side walls in which the part extends. of handle. The reinforcing pa king supports another handle part, which is formed in a manner conforming to the handle part of the top wall and which extends to the two lateral pieces. The two handle parts can be pulled above the plane of the top wall or the center piece so that it is possible for the user to comfortably carry the bottle holder. On the other hand, the closed handle is not particularly stable and tends to be torn. The invention aims to create a bottle holder which

has a more stable handle.

  This object is achieved by a bottle holder having the characteristics of claim 1. It is also achieved by a bottle holder having the characteristics of claim 6. Advantageous embodiments of the bottle holder are given in ies under

claims.

  More precisely, the invention relates to a bottle holder made of foldable flat material, in particular of cardboard, comprising: - a top wall, - a bottom wall, - lateral walls, connecting the top wall and the wall between them, - a handle part, which extends transversely above the top wall and on two side walls and which is delimited in the top wall and in the side walls by lines of weakness eVou des poin lines, bill of lading, - only a reinforcement king that i present a central piece arranged below the top wall, and two lateral pieces which are arranged on the inner sides of the lateral walls in which extends the handle part, and - another handle part, which extends transversely above the central part and on the two lateral parts, which is delimited in the central part and in the lateral parts by lines of weakening and lines tip, bill of lading, which has a ribbon-shaped central part which is arranged below the handle part, and which has two bifurcated end parts, each of which extends from the piece centered on the piece latera the neighbor by being

  relic by its outer ends to the side piece.

  In this bottle holder, the forces in the other part of the handle are concentrated by the bifurcated end parts. Thus, the load of the final zones, which are particularly threatened by tearing, is reduced. Therefore, the stability of the handle, formed by the handle part and the other handle part, is increased. In addition, the parties

  Bifurcated ends have the effect that the handle twists less under load.

  Thus, the carrying capacity of the handle is also increased.

  The bifurcated end portions can mesh in the intermediate areas between neighboring bottle necks, so that the handle can be lifted well above the top wall and

  the central piece, respectively, which improves the wearing comfort.

  According to one embodiment, the side walls in which the handle portion extends inclined towards at least in the upper zone. The bifurcated end portions which mesh between the external rows of bottles are particularly advantageous in such an embodiment. This has the effect of lifting the handle from above the top wall and the central piece, respectively, which makes it possible to grip the handle comfortably on one side without favoring twisting of the accompanying handle. a

  tearing on the other side of the handle.

  According to another embodiment, the bifurcated end parts each have three fork teeth. This embodiment is particularly practical for a bottle holder which receives four times six bottles, the rows of four bottles being oriented in the direction of the handle and the rows of six bottles making a right angle with the rows of four bottles, so that the final parts

  bifurcates mesh in the outside rows.

  According to another embodiment, the fork tines widen towards the outer edge zones of the side pieces, which has

  the effect of increasing the load capacity of the bifurcated end portions.

  For the same reasons, according to another embodiment, the weakening and / or poin lines, connement delimiting the other part of the handle, outside, hang in the side pieces in areas

  rounded edges of the handle part.

  The invention also relates to a bottle holder made of foldable flat material, in particular of cardboard, comprising: - a top wall, a bottom wall, - side walls, connecting the top wall and the bottom wall between they, - a handle part, which extends transversely above the top wall and which is delimited in the top wall by lines of weakness eVou of the punch lines, onmentement, - a reinforcement wall which presents a central piece arranged below the top wall, and two lateral pieces which are arranged on the inner sides of the lateral walls which extend across the handle part, and - another handle part, which extends transversely above the central part, which is delimited by lines of weakness and / or punch lines, onment, which has a central strip-shaped part which is arranged below the handle part, which has two parts f inal in the form of a pallet, each of them extending up to a neighboring side piece and being connected by its

  outside end to the side piece.

  In this bottle holder, the handle, formed by the two handle parts, can also be lifted above the top wall and the central piece, which allows the wearer to carry the bottle holder more easily. When lifting, the pallet-shaped end parts and the lateral pieces move from the lateral walls, respectively, and come into contact with the upper zones of the outer rows of bottles, which delimits the possibility of lifting the handle. This prevents the handle from being lifted too high, which could lead to disadvantageous twists and deformations. This bottle holder is particularly advantageous when there is a space between the upper zones of the outer rows of bottles and the side walls which extend across the handle part, and in which

  can move or deform the final parts in the form of a pallet.

  For this reason, according to an advantageous embodiment, the side walls in which the part of the handle hangs wind oriented at right angles to the top wall. The bottle holder can be constructed in the form of a box, that is to say without a conical upper zone. 11 is particularly advantageous for the distribution of the forces between the other handle part and the side pieces, that the parts

  pallet-shaped end pieces are widened towards the side pieces.

  According to another embodiment, the final parts in the form of a wind palette are arranged exclusively in the central part and extend to the joints of the lateral parts. The side pieces can then have a width corresponding to the side walls, in which the handle parts are drawn, which is also advantageous.

for the distribution of forces.

  The following embodiments are valid for both solutions: In principle, the reinforcing wall can be arranged in a way that is consistent between the top king, the king side and the bottles. However, it is favorable for the distribution of the forces in the other part of the handle that, according to another embodiment, the lateral pieces are totally or partially glued to the internal dimensions of the

  side walls which extend at right angles to the handle part.

  According to another embodiment, the side pieces are connected to the side walls by glue zones oriented across

  final parts. It may for example be adhesive tapes.

  According to another advantageous embodiment the zones

  of glue extend at least over the entire width of the final parts.

  According to another embodiment, a reinforcing tape is placed on the central part in the form of a ribbon, and optionally on the middle part of the final parts. It can, for example, be drawn from a PET sheet (with a thickness of 50 mm, for example). A particularly strong handle is thus obtained using such a reinforcing tape. According to another embodiment, the bottom wall has dots, bills of lading or weakening zones (reentrant pastes or gripping pastes, for example) on both sides of the part of

  handle, which facilitate the grip of the handle.

  According to another embodiment, hollows, dots, bills of lading or wind gripping pastes arranged in the central part, on both sides of the central part in the form of a ribbon, to facilitate the handling of the other part of handle. Hollows or punches

  preferably extend to the bifurcated end portions.

  Finally, according to another embodiment, the central piece has fold lines oriented across the other handle part, which make possible a certain deformation under pressure of the reinforcing wall, in order to avoid the tensions produced by the drawdown of

  lateral pieces at right angles to the central piece.

  Other features, details and advantages of the invention

  will emerge on reading the description made with reference to the drawings

  appendices given by way of example which respectively represent: - FIG. 1, a top view of the cutouts of an envelope piece and of a reinforcement wall with bifurcated end portions, and - FIG. 2, a view from above of the cutouts of an envelope piece and of a reinforcement wall with shaped end portions

palette.

  In the following explanation of various examples of realization of similar structural elements are indicated by the same reference figures, different forms of realization being however indicated by

features.

  According to FIG. 1, the cutout 1 of the envelope piece of the bottle holder has a bottom wall 2, a side wall 3 articulated on a longitudinal side of the bottom wall 2, a top wall 4 articulated on the other side longitudinal of the side wall 3, a side wall 5 articulated on the other longitudinal side of the top wall 4 and a junction paste 6,

  articulated on the other longitudinal side of the side wall 5.

  The side walls 3 and 5 each have a lower cutout

  rectangular 3 'and 5', and an upper trapezoidal cut 3 "and 5".

  Lower side wall pieces 7 'and 7 "substantially rectangular are hinged on the two cross sides of the bottom wall 2. Upper side wall pieces 8' and 8", which are also substantially rectangular, wind hinged on the skewed odds

from the top wall 4.

  Lower side wall flaps 9 ', 9 ", 10' and 10 ', which are substantially in the form of a paralleiogram, articulated on the sides

  oblique 3 'and 5' recta ng ulcers of the side walls 3 and 5.

  Upper side wall flaps 11 ′, 11 ″, 12 ′ and 12 ″, which each wind 5 substantially trapezoidal, wind hinged on the sides

  3 "and 5" trapezoidal cutouts from the side walls 3 and 5.

  The lower side wall flaps 9 ', 9 ", 10' and 10" are each connected to the upper side wall flaps 11 ', 11 ", 12' and 12"

  neighbors by a connecting bar 13 ', 13 ", 14' and 14", respectively.

  The upper side wall flaps 11 ', 11 ", 12' and 12" are connected to the adjacent side wall pieces 8 'and 8 "respectively by

  another 15 ', 15 ", 16' and 16" connecting rod.

  A roughly ribbon-like handle portion 17 is delimited by pointer lines, generally in the top wall 4 and in the upper parts 3 "and 5" of the side walls 3 and 5. The width of the part of handle 17 in the side walls 3 and 5 staccro ^ 't leaving the hinge which connects the side walls 3 and 5 to the top wall 4. The punch lines, onment delimiting the handle part 17 end

  curved rounded areas towards the outside 18 ', 18 ", 19' and 19".

  Reentrant pastes 20 'and 20 ", delimited by lines of punch, onnement, wind formed in the top wall 4 of the two dimensions of the

handle part 17.

  Tear steps 21 'and 21 "emerge from the re-entrant steps 20' and 20", which are demarcated by tear perforations. From the reentrant pastes 20 'and 20 ", the tear pastes 21' and 21" widen substantially over half their height and wind delimited on substantially the other half of their height by tear perforations

noticeably pa ra l ieles.

  The bottle holder further comprises a reinforcing wall 30 which comprises a central piece 31 and two lateral pieces 32 and 33 which are articulated on the longitudinal dimensions of the central piece 31. The external dimensions of the central piece 31 correspond closely

to those of the top wall 4.

  The cutout 30 of the reinforcing wall has another handle part 34 which extends across the central piece 31 and in the two lateral pieces 32 and 33. The other handle part 34 has a central strip-shaped part 35 which is placed exclusively in the area of the central part 31. The central part also has two bifurcated end parts 36 and 37 provided with fork teeth trots each and which extend partially in the zone of the part centered on the 31 with their

  ends overlapping side pieces 32 and 33.

  From the two sides of the ribbon-shaped central part 35, the central part 31 has points, connements 38 'and 38 "which extend in the transverse direction to the bifurcated end parts 36 and 37. These points, elements extend on the other hand in the longitudinal direction only over a partial zone of the central part 31. On the two sides of the plungers, onements 38 'and 38 ", the central part 31 has junction zones 31' and 31" which are arranged between the joints pieces

Iterals 32 and 33.

  The junction zones 31 'and 31 "each have, respectively, in the middle, a longitudinal fold line 39' and 39" and wind

  delimited by tear lines 40 ', 40 ", 40"' and 40iV.

  The middle tooth 36 'or 37' of the bifurcated end portions 36 and 37 widens in the direction of the lateral pieces 32 and 33, from the joint towards the central piece 31. The lines which delimit the middle tooth 36 'or 37' each stretch in rounded zones directed towards the outside 41 ′, 41 ",

42 'and 42 ".

  The outer boundary lines of the two outer teeth 36 "and 36" 'and 37 "and 37"' each stretch in areas

  rounded outwards 43 'and 43 "and 44' and 44", respectively.

  Across the entire width of the bifurcated end portions 36 and 37, zones of tape-like glue 45 and 46 extend over the side pieces 32 and 33. These zones are formed, for example, by a heat-sealing glue, which is applied during the assembly of the cutouts 1 and 30. A reinforcing tape 47 sticks in a sheet stretched across

  S the central part 35 in the form of a ribbon and the fork tines 36 'and 377.

  The bottle holder is assembled in the following way: The cutouts of the casing piece 1 and the reinforcement wall 30 are superimposed, placing the central piece 31 under the top wall 4 and the side pieces 32 and 33 on the upper parts 3 ′ and 5 ′ of the side walls 3 and 5, and by binding them with the internal dimensions thereof by the adhesive tapes 45 and 46. Thus, the central part in the form of a tape 35 and the teeth of fork 36 'and 37' of the other handle part 34 wind arranged exactly under the handle part 17. In addition, the weakening lines 40 'to 40tv lie exactly on the inner sides of the lower areas of the tear steps 21 'and 21 ", the lines of

  tear delimiting these being parallel.

  The cutouts 1 and 30 joined together are placed around a group of four times six bottles, and closed in an envelope by gluing the connection paste 6 with the bottom 2. Alnsi, a certain deformation of the central piece 31 towards The interior space of the envelope is facilitated by the fold lines 39 'and 39 ". By folding down the side wall flaps 9', 9", 10 'and 10 "as well as 11' and 11" and 12 'and 12 " , and folding inwards the side wall pieces 8 'and 8 "and then the wall pieces

  lateral 7 'and 7 "with the aforementioned parts, the front sides are closed.

  The user presses the reentrant pastes 20 'and 20 "inwards and pulls over the handle part 17 and the other handle part 34. For this purpose, the handle part 17 can be glued with the other handle part 34. Thus, the fork teeth of the bifurcated end parts 36 and 37 are partially positioned in the intermediate spaces between the zones

bottles.

  A favorable distribution of the forces in the handle parts 17 and 34 is obtained by virtue of the bifurcated end parts 36 and 7. moreover, the reinforcing tape 47 makes it possible to avoid tearing of the handle. Despite the fact that the side walls 3 and 5 are inclined conically towards the bottles in the upper zones 3 'and 3 ", the handle is pulled over the top wall 4 and taken in hand

comfortable is possible.

  The user opens the bottle holder by pulling the tear pastes 21 'and 21 "towards the outside, by taking out the reentrant pastes 20' and 20", and by pulling out the junction parts 31 'and 31 "of the central part 31, this being facilitated by the delimiting tear lines 40' to 401V, For this purpose, the tear steps 21 'and 21" can also

  & be joined with the junction zones 31 'and 31 "by gluing.

  The cut 1 'of the envelope part shown in Figure 2 differs from that of Figure 1 in that the upper trapezoidal areas of the side walls 3 and 5 are not articulated on the lower rectangular areas by fold lines . Another difference is that bars between the side wall flaps 9 ', 11', 9 ", 11", 10 ', 12', 10 "and 12" and between the side wall flaps 11 ', 11 " , 12 'and 12 "

  and the upper side wall pieces 8 'and 8 "do not exist.

  The upper side wall pieces 8 'and 8 "have a fold line directed crosswise, which delimits the upper zones 8"'

  and 8 "" for an inclined fold towards the top wall 4.

  In the top wall 4 there is a handle portion 17 'stroke, essentially rectangular. On the two sides of the handle part 17 ′ are gripping pastes 22 ′ and 22 ″ which are delimited on the outside by lines of punch, onment or perforation, respectively, and which can be folded down under the part of handle 17 '. On the outside of the gripping pastes 22' and 22 ", the handle part 17 'is delimited in the top wall 4 by lines of punch, ornamentation or perforation, respectively. Leaving the gripping pastes 22 'and 22', there are tear pastes 21 "'and 21 iv, which widen in the direction of the transverse dimensions of the bottom wall 2 and which are delimited by lines of

narrow tear.

  The reinforcement wall 30 ', unlike the reinforcement wall 30, has another handle part 34', which has pallet-shaped end zones 36iv and 37iv at the two ends of a central ribbon-shaped part. 35 '. These widen in the direction of the longitudinal dimensions of the central piece 31 "'and end with the joints of the

side pieces 32 'and 33'.

  In addition, the central part 31 "'has junction zones 31'V, 31v on the two sides of the other handle part 34', which are only joined with the two longitudinal ends of the lateral parts 32 'and 33". On the two sides of the other handle portion 34 'are other gripping pastes 48' and 48 ", which are demarcated on the central part 31" 'by lines of weakening or punching, respectively, and which can be folded down under the other part of the handle 34. In addition, dowels, wedge-shaped connements 49 'to 49'v are made in the central part 31 "' and extend along the sides of the final parts in the form of a pallet 36, v and 37, v to the proximity of the corners of the central piece 31 "'The lateral piece 32" is articulated by several fold lines parallel to the central piece 31', and two fold lines in the form of

  V wind arranged in the final part in the form of a 36'V pallet.

  The bottle holder of Figure 2 is assembled in a similar manner to the bottle holder of Figure 1. The central piece 31 "'is arranged under the top wall 4 and connected to the handle part 17' in the area of the 'other part of handle 34', and with tear steps 21 'and 21 "in

the junction zones 31 iv and 31V.

  The bottle holder is placed around a group of bottles in the manner mentioned above, closed in an envelope and closed at its front side. Thus, the parts 8 "'and 8, v are arranged against the zones

  of the neighboring bottles.

  To carry the bottle holder of the present invention, the gripping pastes 22 'and 22 "' and the other gripping pastes 48 'and 48" are pressed under the handle part 17' and the other handle part 34 ' , and the handle part 17 'and the other handle part 34' are lifted. Thus, the pallet-shaped end parts 36, v and 37tv and the side pieces 32 'and, 32 "are slightly pulled inwards, so that they are placed against the upper areas of the bottles. Thus, the side pieces 32 'and 33' do not wind

  not at all, or only in sectors, linked with the side walls 3 and 5.

  1] The lifting of the handle is delimited by the position of the end parts 36iv and 37'v and the lateral parts 32 'and 33', respectively, against the upper zones of the bottles. This allows the side walls 3 and 5 to extend completely parallel, so that large gaps exist between them and the upper zones.

  exterior rows of bottles.

  To open the bottle holder according to the invention, the user pulls at least one tear paste 21 "or 21iV, so that it is taken from within with the junction zone 31 iv and 31v joined with it, and the bottles

can be removed over it.

  The invention is in no way limited to the exemplary embodiments

  given only by way of illustration of the object of the invention.

Claims (14)

  1. Bottle holder in foldable flat material, in particular in cardboard, comprising: - a top wall (4), - a bottom wall (2) - side walls (3, 5), connecting the top wall ( 4) and the bottom wall (2) between them, - a handle part (17), which extends transversely above the top wall (4) and on two side walls (3, 5) and which is delimited in the top wall (4) and in the side walls (3, 5) by lines of weakness eVou punch lines, onmentement, - a reinforcement wall (30) which presents a central part (31), arranged at - below the top wall (4), and two side pieces (32, 33) which are arranged on the inner sides of the side walls (3, 5) in which the handle part (17) extends, and - another handle part (34), which extends transversely above the central part (31) and on the two lateral parts (32, 33), which is delimited in the central part (31) and in the parts s lateral (32, 33) by lines of weakness eVou punch lines, onnement, which has a central part (35) in the form of a ribbon which is arranged below the handle part (17), and which has two bifurcated end parts (36, 37), each of which extends from the central part to a neighboring lateral part (32, 33) being linked by its   ends outside the side piece (32, 33).   2. Bottle holder according to claim 1, in which the   bifurcated end parts (36, 37) each have three fork teeth.   3. Bottle holder according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the fork tines (36 ', 37') widening towards the edge areas   exterior of side pieces (32, 33).   4. Bottle holder according to any one of claims 1   to 3, in which the weakening lines eVou of punch, onmentement of the lateral pieces (32, 33) delimiting outside the other handle part (34) end in rounded zones (41 ', 41 ", 42 ', 42 ", 43', 43", 44 ', 44 ")   deployed from the handle portion.   5. Bottle holder according to any one of claims 1   a 4, in which the side walls (3, 5) in which the part of   handle (34) wind inclined at least in the upper zone (3 ", 5").   6. Bottle holder in foldable flat material, in particular in cardboard, comprising: - a top wall (4), - a bottom wall (2) - side walls (3, 5), connecting the top wall ( 4) and the bottom wall (2) between them, - a handle part (17 '), which extends transversely above the top wall (4) and which is delimited in the ceiling wall (4) by lines of weakening eVou lines of punch, onnement, - a wall of reinforcement (30 ') which presents a central piece (31 "'), arranged below the top wall (4), and two pieces side (32 ', 33') which are arranged on the inner sides of the side walls (3, 5) and which are arranged across the handle part (17 '), and - another handle part (34') , which extends transversely above the central piece (31 "'), which is delimited by lines of weakening and punch lines, onment, which presents a central part (35') in the form of a ribbon which is arranged below the handle part (17 '), which has two pallet-shaped end parts (36'v, 37iv), each of which extends to a lateral part (32', 33 ') neighboring and being connected by their external end to a room lateral (32 ', 33').   7. Bottle holder according to claim 6, in which the pallet-shaped end parts (36iv, 37iv) widening in the direction of the side pieces (32 ', 33').   8. Bottle holder according to claim 6 or 7, wherein the side walls (3, 5) extending across the handle portion (17 ')   wind aligned by making a right angle with the top wall (4).   9. Bottle holder according to any one of claims 1   to 8, in which the side pieces (32, 33) are entirely or   partially linked with the interior dimensions of the lateral walls (3, 5).   10. Bottle holder according to claim 9, in which the lateral pieces (32, 33) are connected with the lateral walls (3, 5) by] 4 adhesive surfaces (45, 46) directed transversely with respect to the parts finals (36, 37).   11. Bottle holder according to claim 10, in which the adhesive surfaces (45, 46) extend sensibly at least over the total width of the final parts (36, 37).   12. Bottle holder according to any one of the claims   1 to 11, in which a reinforcing tape (47) is arranged in the central part in the form of a ribbon (35), and optionally in the middle part does not final parts 136, 37).   13. Bottle holder according to any one of the claims   1 to 12, in which recesses (38 ', 38 ") and gripping steps (48', 48") are provided in the central part (31), on two sides of the part ribbon-shaped center (35).   14. Bottle holder according to claim 13, in which the recesses (38 ', 38 ") extending in transverse direction to the parts